An alcoholic may be able to “sober up” or “clean up” but will always be tempted by alcohol. The only way for an alcoholic to be “better” is to refrain from alcohol altogether. It is a known fact that many people who become alcoholics have family members who are also alcoholics. If a person has parents or ancestors that were alcoholics, he/she is more likely to become an alcoholic than a person who doesn’t have alcoholism in his/her family...
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If a person has parents or ancestors that were alcoholics, he/she is more likely to become an alcoholic than a person who doesn’t have alcoholism in his/her family. “An...
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